Guilderland

Moore oversaw parks grow to 600 acres

When Dennis Moore first came on the job the town had just purchased Tawasentha Park, and it was the only park Guilderland owned. The town now owns eight parks spread over nearly 600 acres.

Photo: Farm history comes to life

Ev Rau spoke on June 23 about the history of his Pleasant View Farm, on Lainhart Road.

Photos: Truck turnover on Route 20

A large truck with a diesel fuel tank turned on its side, spilling its contents, around 1 a.m. on June 20, on Route 20, just east of the intersection with Route 146.

Troop 50 celebrates its 50th anniversary

GUILDERLAND — Troop 50 of the Boy Scouts of America celebrated our 50th year of scouting with a special dinner party on Saturday, June 21, at the parish center of our sponsor of 50 years, St. Madeleine Sophie Church.

Remembering reservoir's swath on the Great Western Turnpike

by Alice Begley

Thoughts of the changing times, changing landscapes, changing ways of life coincide in several articles uncovered by this historian.

I hope you don’t have to shut down any school

To the Editor:

Hi, I am Katrina Rucinski. I am a student from Altamont. I think Altamont is one of the best schools in the in the world.

Camp carves a notch in Caruso’s heart

A local family’s love of nature is bringing new life to an historic camp in the Adirondacks.

Altamont Enterprise, June 26, 1914

MUST BE VACCINATED

All Children Entering School Next September Must be Vaccinated — State Law Which Must be Complied With.

Kornfield arrested twice in same night for DWI

Less than five hours after his first arrest, at 4:09 a.m. on Sunday, June 22, David B. Kornfield was stopped again on Route 20, in a different car.

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